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Peel, core, slice and spiralize with one handy attachment.
Description
Turn your KitchenAid stand mixer into a speedy spiralizer with this useful attachment that makes it easy to explore the hottest trend in healthy eating. Unit attaches easily to the mixer’s motor mount for hands-free spiralizing.
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We lent a spiralizer attachment to lifestyle guru Cortney Anderson-Sanford to use for a weekend. Click here to see the array of dishes she created in only 48 hours.
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We lent a spiralizer attachment to lifestyle guru Cortney Anderson-Sanford to use for a weekend. Click here to see the array of dishes she created in only 48 hours.
Features Hide
- Durable metal housing
- Harnesses your stand mixer’s powerful motor for hands-free spiralizing
- Simply place the mixing bowl under the attachment to catch vegetable spirals
Specifications Show
- Manufacturer: KitchenAid
- Model: KSM1APC
- Material: Aluminum, ABS plastic, stainless steel
- Dimensions: 5.8" x 12.4" x 2.9"
- Weight: 2.2 lb.
- Warranty: 1-year warranty
- Made in China
Care & Usage Show
- Hand wash only
- Compatible with KitchenAid stand mixers (sold separately)
What's In the box? Show
- Fine spiral blade
- Medium spiral blade
- Spiral slice blade with large core
- Spiral slice blade with small core
- Peeling blade
- Fruit and vegetable skewer
- Premium storage box
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Customer Reviews
4.6 / 5.0
34 Reviews
Great New KitchenAid Attachment!
Just got the new KitchenAid Spiralizer attachment as a gift. It's amazing - easy to use, easy to clean. I couldn't believe how well it pealed, cored, and sliced apples. Made fantastic zucchini noodles. Comes with 5 blades and the storage box is so well designed. I just hope they come out with even more blades - an angel hair one would be terrific.
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May 31, 2015
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Great addition!
Kitchenaid spiralizer is easy to use & clean up is a breeze. I had gotten a manual spiralizer but used it infrequently because of work involved in prepping food and clean up after. Although the cost is more than twice the price of a manual spiralizer, it is well worth it. "Hard" vegetables like beets are quickly and easily spiraled. Made a beet and chicken salad with dill yogurt sauce last night that was delicious and quick.
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super easy and fast
I saw a demo in the store and had to have it. Then bought another as a gift for mom. The attachments are easy to use and clean. Made zucchini noodles, hash browns and sliced potatoes. Prior to this I had a plastic crank spiralizer. it was not easy to use.
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October 9, 2015
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It's great!
We've had this tool for two weeks now. So far we've used this for zucchini, yellow summer squash, Yukon Gold potatoes, and yams. It worked great on all of them, with a few demerits: the peeling tool doesn't move in to peel slimmer veg like the yams (the squashes we left the peels on). The tool can't handle much irregularity at all, so those same yams needed to be cut down into segments to avoid curves. It worked, but increased the waste (well, we saved the end nubs for other dishes, but waste in that we couldn't spiralize more of our yams than we would have liked). That said, it's easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean. I look forward to trying more vegetables in it! I had been hesitating to buy a spiralizer because I kept reading about plastic units cracking -- this metal tool is bound to last a long time.
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Fast and easy!
I bought this after using a hand spiralizing tool. I loved spiralized veggies, but hated how long it took and how much strain it put on my wrist. This tool is amazing! So fast and so easy to use. I've used it on apples and zucchini so far and am looking forward to trying new items. I highly recommend it!
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August 24, 2015
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spiralizer
was in doubt due to its price, but I truly love it, its easy to assemble, clean and attach produce! it certainly makes everything much easier. highly recommend.
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Wow!! Amazingly fast and easy to use.
Been looking at spiralizers but did not want a manual one. This one is great!! Used it for apples for a pie - so fast, and all peelings were neatly deposited into the bowl below it. Looking forward to doing much more with it.
Definitely worth the price. The box it came in is good for storing the parts.
My KitchenAid mixer is really the work horse of my kitchen.
Definitely worth the price. The box it came in is good for storing the parts.
My KitchenAid mixer is really the work horse of my kitchen.
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November 5, 2015
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Great Buy
Got this about 2 weeks ago, made curly fries and zucchini, then made zucchini and pears. Both were great, surprised how filling the meals were, hope to lose a few pounds..
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A great add-on for your mixer
Rather than purchase a separate plastic spiralizer device, get more use out of your mixer with this metal attachment. Like your mixer, it's built to last and easy to use. There are some recipes on the KitchenAid site to get you started. Things work best if you follow the recipes and use the recommended vegetables. The only problem that I have experienced was when I tried to shred a hard white onion. The device had a hard time with it. If I had used a vidalia onion as the recipe called for, I would not have had a problem. I'm using it more than I thought I would and it's fun to use. I totally recommend it.
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So easy even hubby....
can use it!
Hubby has more problems with gadgets than anyone I've ever known. He was able to figure it out right from the start.
We both love how KitchenAid sets up their shipping/storage container for the spiralizer so there is a place for everything!
Hubby has more problems with gadgets than anyone I've ever known. He was able to figure it out right from the start.
We both love how KitchenAid sets up their shipping/storage container for the spiralizer so there is a place for everything!
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Mary S
on Feb 15, 2017
Because I like spiralized vegetables
Erna M
on Feb 12, 2017
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Mary S
on Feb 15, 2017
I was ready to buy a quality counter spiralizer. The one I was looking at was $40.00 ish. I saw this one at the bottom of the page and ON SALE! One that will attach to my Kitchen Aid is much more appealing to me. Can't wait to get it and try it!
Victoria W
on Feb 14, 2017
I was ready to buy a quality counter spiralizer. The one I was looking at was $40.00 ish. I saw this one at the bottom of the page and ON SALE! One that will attach to my Kitchen Aid is much more appealing to me. Can't wait to get it and try it!
Victoria W
on Feb 14, 2017
Price, and a friend recommended it
Edna R
on Feb 12, 2017
Can this peel a butternut squash? My hand crank rotating peeler for potatoes can't handle it. The little blade just pops off after getting stuck.
BEST ANSWER: I haven't had much luck with this attachment, it usually mangles my veggies, so I'm selling it at my yard sale..
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- carolyn f on Feb 6, 2017
Will it work on all KitchenAid Mixers?
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this attachment works with all KitchenAid mixers.
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- Amanda M Staff on May 27, 2015
My current hand crank spiralizer has an "angel hair" size slicer I use for zucchini noodles. Is that size slicer available with this attachment?
BEST ANSWER: Called Sur La Table and was told there is no angel hair size blade. It is more of a spaghetti size. Called Kitchenaid and was told there is no current information regarding an angel hair blade. I'm hopeful they will eventually add this as an optional blade in the future.
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- Kathy B on May 29, 2015
It says five blades but only shows four in the video. Is the fifth blade a spiral slice blade with smaller core that will allow for a skewer to be inserted in a vegetable to hold the vegetable after slicing, as in making tornado fry's?
BEST ANSWER: There are 2 spiralizing blades and 2 ribbon blades. The 5th blade is for peeling.
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- Cliff P on May 31, 2015
Will this peel and spiralize sweet potatoes?
The pictures show the apple with the spirals, but the peel is on. Can you peel and spiral at the same time or are they separate actions?
can you peel only? (to JUST peel apples)
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can just peel, it has a different blade for that purpose. It does an amazing job of spiralizing. Very sturdy.
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- CARMEN M on Jul 23, 2015
- Purchased on May 26, 2015
can you "dial" in the size of your cuts? one answer here said the spiralized slices are 1/4" thick!? can you make them very thin, like a mandolin?
BEST ANSWER: Jason there are different size blades but you can't "dial" in a thickness like on a mandolin. We've used the large and medium blade so far. There is a video I suggest you watch on their website. Hope this helps.
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- marno s on Jul 22, 2015
- Purchased on Jun 3, 2015
is it sold at Sur la Table stores so I can see it in person?
BEST ANSWER: When they are demonstrating it. Ck with ur local store.
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- carolyn f on Feb 6, 2017
Will the spiralizer attachment peel jicama? Spiralize it?
BEST ANSWER: I've never tried it but it seems like it would. I've noticed that Sur la Table is starting to do in store demonstrations. If you have a store nearby I would buy a Jicama and take it there to try it out.
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- Bernie D on Oct 23, 2015
- Purchased on May 27, 2015
Can this spiralizer attachment only be used with whole fruits and vegetables? For example, if I cut a giant zucchini into large spears, would it be able to create noodles out of these more rectangle-like pieces? Or will it only work on small whole round vegetables?
BEST ANSWER: It should work to an extent. It cuts/peels potatoes which is irregular. Corners may break the noodles from being longer but if you use it at a slower speed setting, it may not. Fyi, the attachment does have a size limit given the way the blades attach... I think if the fruit/veg is less than half a foot and about 4 inches in diameter, it will fit the attachment. I've had to cut squashes down to get them to fit.
hope that helps in some way.
hope that helps in some way.
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- richard c on Jun 25, 2015
- Purchased on May 24, 2015
I love this, but I've tried with both potatoes and apples and they stopped turning about 1/4 of the way from the end. What am I doing wrong? If this is normal, it seems like a bit of waste.
BEST ANSWER: As you get towards the end, the end that is attached to the spiralizer might give to the teeth rotating it. I just save left over ends, dice them up and add them to prepared low salt vegetable stock for an easy all veggie soup.
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- Diane V on Nov 25, 2016
- Purchased on Oct 28, 2016
Can it peel only an apple, or does it spiral too? I hate peeling apples for pies.
BEST ANSWER: Yes it has an attachment that will peel, core and slice the apples. The slices are probably 1/8" thick. I believe you can just leave the slicer section off the attachment to just peel and core. When I make apple pie filling I like really large wedges versus slices so I would want to manually cut them to my specifications.
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- Sherry W on Aug 31, 2015
- Purchased on May 28, 2015
Does this spiral Pineapples ????
BEST ANSWER: Thinking that wouldn't work very well. I have used this with apples, zucchini, sweet potatoes, russet potatoes, carrots, beets, pears...well, you get the point. The firmer fruits and vegetables work. Thinking pineapple is a bit fibery to use with the spiralizer. That said - I use mine a lot and am thrilled that I bought it. It's my favorite KitchenAid attachment.
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- LINDA K on Oct 16, 2015
- Purchased on May 30, 2015
Is this product the spiral slicer sold in any other store anywhere? I checked stores and I'm no where near any of them. I live in California not too far from Yosemite so there you are.
BEST ANSWER: Most stores do not carry the full range of attachments.However, they are availabke on-line at many retailers such as Sur la Table, Bed Bath and Beyond, Target, Macys, etc. I ordered mine from Sur a table and shipping was free.
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- CAROL S on Oct 19, 2015
- Purchased on Jul 12, 2015
I own a tilt head mixer. I had a meat grinder attachment. I would like the spializer..will it adapt to my 38 yr old kitchenaid?
BEST ANSWER: If the meat grinder works the spiralizer should too.
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- Mary W on Nov 24, 2015
- Purchased on May 26, 2015
Does the spiralizer work on all Kitchen Aid models?
BEST ANSWER: It attaches at the power hub and is secured w/ the screw, just like the meat grinder, or the the pasta rollers, so yes. You are going to absolutely love this attachment! The main rail cannot be emersed in water or survive the dishwasher, because there are moving gears inside. Just wipe it clean. The peeler, skewer, and cutting blades are all dw top rack safe. Very easy to use, lots of uses, one of the best attachments, peels and slices apples , makes vegetable spaghetti like you've never experienced. A must have!
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- Sharman D on Sep 27, 2015
- Purchased on Jun 21, 2015
Has anyone used this to peel butternut squash as shown in the video? I cannot get it to work for that. For everything else it seems great.
BEST ANSWER: I've never tried butternut squash, but I have found that the most important factor in spiralizing is the size of the vegetable. I even cut my zucchini in half for a better result. Try cutting the butternut squash into smaller pieces.
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- Loretta D on Aug 31, 2015
- Purchased on Jun 2, 2015
How does it do on pears for making relish or preserves?
BEST ANSWER: My tree has the hard pears. It does a wonderful job of peeling them. Well worth every dollar I spent. You can
zip through a bucket of pears in no time.
zip through a bucket of pears in no time.
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- KATHLEEN G on Aug 3, 2016
- Purchased on May 26, 2015
Is this the only spiral attachment or are there more?
BEST ANSWER: There are different sized spiralizer attachments and also a blade that peels the fruit/vegetable. The instructions should help you. You might also want to look up a video that demonstrates how it works. Once you get the gist, you will love it...saves so much time and effort.
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- Dianne D on Jun 16, 2016
- Purchased on Jun 1, 2015
I don't have a lot of strength. How hard is it to attach items like apples or potatoes to the skewer?
BEST ANSWER: I have learned that you can attach the skewer to the item before attaching it to the Kitchen Aid. Then it doesn't require as much strength or rather, you aren't attempting to skew something in an awkward position. This works with some things but may not work with all. Apples and potatoes should be fine.
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- Laurie A on Aug 14, 2015
- Purchased on May 26, 2015
I have an older KitchenAid mixer Model K45SS. Will this attachment work on my mixer?.
BEST ANSWER: If you have the accessory port on top, it will work. Mine is from the 1970's and works (K45 when the were still made by Hobart).
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- Michelle L on Nov 29, 2015
- Purchased on May 31, 2015
Once you spiraling veggies do you cook them?
BEST ANSWER: Depends on the vegetable. Some hard ones (e.g., sweet potatoes) Are better cooked, while softer ones (e.g., zucchini) work either way. I've used zucchini and carrots both raw and cooked but zucchini needs to have moisture removed befor cooking or it gets too limp. There are a lot of websites with good recipes and the kitchenaid website has a PDFs file with a lot of good recipes in it
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- Michael P on May 29, 2016
- Purchased on May 26, 2015
Can it peel potatoes?
BEST ANSWER: Actually, that's a very funny question (to me). Because last night I used mine on some potatoes. It worked, but, it was a little awkward. Mostly since potatoes are irregular in shape (even with flattening the bottom of the spud). However, it did work and we had some lovely scalloped potatoes.
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- Kelly H on Dec 13, 2016
- Purchased on May 26, 2015
Can you spiralize celery root with this attachment?
BEST ANSWER: I have not tried it but celery itself cannot be used. Too stringy. Hope this helps
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- SHARON S on Dec 8, 2015
- Purchased on Jun 5, 2015
I had no problem with apples. I tried to spiralize a peeled beet and it wouldn't do it. It started to bend the spiralizer blade. What am I doing wrong?
BEST ANSWER: I would recommend watching the "How to Use Your KitchenAid Spiralizer Attachment" video we have posted on the product page.
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- Laura J Staff on Jan 19, 2017
This is the four blade attachment. Do you have the six blade on sale?
Will the spiralizer peel jicama? Spiralize it?
What part is aluminum and what part is stainless steel? What part touches the food?
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